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Boglár-Marton Ágnes: Gravitációs tömegmozgások a csővári triász képződményekben (rövid összefoglaló)

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ÁGNES BOGLÁR-MARTON

GRAVITY FLOWS IN THE TRIASSIC FORMATIONS OF CSŐVÁR

The aim of this study was to observe and describe the different gravity flows in sediment. This area (Csővár, Pokol-valley) is well known in Geology but scientists never examined it from this perspective. My study has several phases. First I observe the outcrop, then I describe the phenomenon of gravity flows, the succesion. Than I prepare thin sections in the laboratory for microscope analysis. During this analysis fossils were observed too. I was intrested whether the gravity flow had a preference which sediment affect or not. In my study I listed the gravity flow types, their characteristics and their presence in the outcrop.

From the study occured, that in this area more different type of gravity flows are present (slump, turbidity current). From the measured layer dip data I could estimate which direction the transport happened into.

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